Preserving The American Political Philosophy

TWEET THIS !  http://goo.gl/pbcwIO   This is Part Three of Series Part One    We Can Spend Your Money Because We Know What's Good For You ! Part Two   25% for You- 75% for Maine State Inc in Maine's Put ME to Work Bill Click to Download Mikkel Clair Nissen's Audio Book describing how manipulism has created an oppressive collectist culture in Denmark, and which is now being used in Maine which is well on the path to becoming a similar collectivist society " Any benefits accruing to private individuals or associations, as a result of the activities of the authority, are deemed by the Legislature to be incidental to the public purposes to be achieved by the implementation of this chapter." The transformation of Maine's political philosophy from individualism to collectivism (Marxism) as found in the unconstitutional charter by special act of legislation of the FAME corporation Annotating Jobs for ME   2 .    Job training...

Tweet This   http://goo.gl/3Jlh3a Link to Part One  We Can Spend Your Money Because We Know What's Good For You ! As I set out to write the second half of the blog post I started yesterday, I am searching for the actual Put ME to work legislation. I came upon Speaker of the House Mark Eve's promotional editorial in the Portland Press Herald , and found that never once is there a link to the actual bill, or even LD number mentioned. Searching"Put ME to work" produces a video for a song. The same holds true for the article on the bill for the WBAI website I can no longer get into the article by Steve Mistler that I linked to yesterday with the Portland Press Herald telling me that I have reached my limit of free articles for the month, although I have never seen that applied to articles which one has already read before and I was on the page long enough to try to click on what appeared to be a link which was dead. Now it does not even appear to be a link...

Tweet This !  http://goo.gl/yAnl4c Maine House speaker pushes job training legislation The 'Put ME to Work' bill would create new funding to help connect students with jobs in high-demand industries. article in Portland Press Herald by Steve Mistler AUGUSTA — House Speaker Mark Eves is backing a bill designed to invest $5 million over the next five years in job training programs that create public-private partnerships to develop a trained workforce in high-demand fields such as logging, health care and machining. In the latest plan being put forth by the board of the Maine Development Corporation, (The Maine legislature) there is a significant change in language. The qualifier for the sector of the economy targeted for subsidization has changed from the sector of the economy providing " above average income" to the sector of the economy which is "highly compensated" In a  2007  tax policy publication put out by the Maine Development Foundation (C...